Category Archives: anatomy
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,368: Looking on the Bright Side.
The light doesn’t completely make sense, but I actually like this quite a bit… except for the cockeyed horns.
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Tagged dragon, horns, pens, rendering, technique
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,362: All (External) Ears.
“All my dragons with external ears seem to have the same ears…” With some exceptions. The round ear was inspired by a bear’s ear, which you would think would make sense, but maybe it’s too mammalian.. At the … Continue reading
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,351: The Better to Bite You With.
At first I was leaning towards some kind of grinning countenance, but I stopped myself from doing it, possibly because it would be stepping on another dragon’s shtick. Now there’s just some serious overbite going on, but I like … Continue reading
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,339: In-flight Performance.
That three-quarter wings spread mid-flap pose still gives me problems. :/ Continue reading
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,336: The Golden Afternoon. Or Something.
“I suppose in order to draw a dragon that looks like a flower I need to pick a flower to emulate… This is harder than I thought it would be.” Continue reading
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Tagged camouflage, comparative anatomy, cute, dragon, sketch
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,335: Flower Power.
“I wanted to draw something cute, so I came up w/the idea of a ^(little) dragon that hides among flowers to catch its prey…”
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Tagged camouflage, cute, dragon, pens
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